Besøg Baagø | 6,23 km² Spisesteder, Overnatning, Seværdigheder, Kortfilm & Færge

How big is Baagø? Baagø is an island located in the Little Belt and has an area of 6.23 square kilometers. From where do you sail to Baagø? The island has a daily ferry connection to Assens, with a sailing time of 30 minutes. On the island there is a summer shop, but it has a limited selection of goods. In the year 2023, Baagø has 25 residents. What is Baagø known for? Dreyer's short film classic from 1948, 'De Nåede Færgen', follows a motorcyclist and his girlfriend, who start by getting off at the Baagø ferry and drive through Assens on their fateful journey. Why is the island called Baagø? Bågø is mentioned for the first time around 1300 in the form Bokø. The prefix is bok, which means beech. The suffix is '-ø' in the sense of land area surrounded by water on all sides. What can you see on Baagø? Baagø offers a unique experience with the option to walk around the island in 4 hours or rent a bike for exploration. The terrain is uneven with both sand and stones, so practical footwear is a good idea. The island is perfect for a day trip, but if you love nature, peace and harmony, you can easily spend several days here. Accommodation options include camping at the campsite by the harbor or renting small apartments for four people at the Naturskolen, which can also be rented for larger groups. Baagø is known for its fine bathing beach and opportunities for beach fishing, especially along the western coast. The island has a small marina with all necessary facilities. Although the island's highest point is only 8 meters above the water's surface, it offers a breathtaking view of the Little Belt. Baagø offers a deep connection to the past with finds of flint tools from ancient times and the best-preserved ancient relic, the langdyssen, dating back to 3950-2801 BC. The island also houses a listed lighthouse built in 1816 and marked "Stormflod 1872" after a violent flood. Baagø's church, built in 1861, exudes a simple and beautiful style and is worth a visit. Since 2012, the island has also proudly housed a Russian Orthodox church, accompanied by a holiday home for pilgrims and visitors from all over Denmark and Europe. So on Baagø you can explore history, nature and a wonderful island atmosphere.